The Catcher in the Rye Reader�s Notes Chapter 1 -The narrator of this story seems to be some sort of hillbilly or something; not very well brought up. He talks in a rude or poorly-educated manner. -The narrator says his parents are nice people, but wouldn�t want him blabbing about them. This gives us a bit of information about the type of people Holden�s parents are. -His brother is a writer. Seems his brother was brought up differently then he. -The narrator goes to Pencey and he hates the school. -fencing manager (outcast look) -searches for closure from his history teacher; Mr. Spencer. -�and all� (vocabulary that the narrator uses quite frequently) -uses a lot of comparisons Chapter2 -�as hell� - Holden (the narrator of the story) is 17 years old and already has gray hair. Is this a symbol of a stressful childhood? Is Holden so tired and stressed that he already has gray hair? -adolescent tone and grammar. -Holden can multi-task well. He can think of home and talk rubbish to Spencer at the same time. Is this indicating that he loves home a lot and consta....

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